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Darby Creek Golf Course in Marysville acquired for $3.5M

Darby Creek Golf Course in Marysville acquired for $3.5M

It is ranked as one of the 25 most difficult courses in Central Ohio, according to Columbus Business First research.
A Marysville golf course has been acquired.
Darby Creek Golf Course, located at 19300 Orchard Road, sold for $3.53 million to Fuzz & B DCG Enterprises LLC, according to the Union County Auditor.
The previous owner was Darby Creek Golf Course Inc., which bought the more than 200-acre property for $289,000 in May 1991.
The address for the limited liability company returns to a single-family home located near the course. The buyer could not immediately be reached for comment.
The course acknowledged the change in ownership on its Instagram.
"The time has come for us to transfer ownership and we have been fortunate to find someone who has their own visions but shares in many of our philosophies," the post read. "The majority of staff you have become accustomed to seeing will remain and your continued patronage is appreciated."
Darby Creek offers a pair of nine-hole layouts. The front nine is called "The Links," and the back nine is dubbed "The Woods."
The public course was designed by the architect team of Geoffrey Cornish and Brian Silva of Amherst, Massachusetts. It opened for play in spring 1993.
In addition to the course itself, the 200-acre property features a clubhouse with a restaurant, golf shop, locker rooms with showers, a meeting room, patio seating and an outdoor pavilion area.
Darby Creek is the 24th most difficult golf course in Central Ohio, according to Columbus Business First research.

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